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Senior Bonds for
Payment of Class Debt
Remain on Sale
To incM'l their hiiiuII InilohtediU'HH
(liiH your tlw scniorn voted bonds to
the nmotnit of $7f to be Ismied nmniiR
theniHelves. The hondH will bo non
interoHt bearing not'H at u pur value
of one dollar and are made redeemable
on June If) subject to the condition
that the flnatx ial HlntiiH of the treas
ury will admit of it. If It will not,
then the funds in band will bo ap
propriated and apportioned pro rata
among the seventy-live subscribers.
Under the present system of faculty
supervision of class llnancos and In
accordance with the findings of last
year along this line it is a practical cer
tainty that tlie money will bo refunded
In full on the date set.
The matter is being pushed bard
and about thirty dollars have boon
subscribed to date. If the required
amount is raised by Christmas the
senior prom and bop will come off as
usual.
The problem resolves Itself into the
question whether there are seventy
live seniors who will plank down a
dollar now with its return assured or
whether they would prefer throwing
the prom and the hop into the discard
and also meeting an i-ssessment at
the end of the vi'iir with no return.
ARRANGE TRACK SCHEDULE
Six Meets Dated for Next Spring
Only One for Lincoln
As Yet.
(iiiy K. Uecd. assistant manager of
athletics, is already arranging the
track schedule for next spring. To
date he has scheduled six meets for
the ciniler artists. But only one of
those so far arranged is to bo held in
Lincoln. The list follows:
April 18 -All-western relay games at
Dos Moines
May 1 Kansas at Lawrence.
May !) -Ames at Amos.
May 2 Minnesota at Lincoln.
May !!0 -Missouri valley conference
meet at St. Louis.
June ( All-western conference moot
at Columbus, O.
A Great
Success
Our Sacrifice Sale is a
"Whizzer". Has kept us
on the jump from the
first round till, they ring
the bell.
Fill Your Christmas
Wants Now
KLINE'S
1132 0 Street
Pan-Hel Alumnae Board
Wants Rules Printed
and Made Certain
The alumna board of the women's
Pan-Hellenic Council mot Monday at
f o'clock in the faculty room of the
administration building. While trans
acting business the committee made
tea and served It with suitable ac
companiments. An enjoyable social
time was reported, as well as profitable
results in the way of accomplishment.
What chiefly occupied the board at
this meeting was the matter of formu
lating, with completeness, and In exact
and unambiguous language -this prac
tically for the first time since the I'an-
llellenic has existed of the women s
I'an-llellenlc rules. The latter have
largely boon banded down orally all
these years, and discussions have been
chronic regarding their interpretation
or infringeincn. Some of the rules
wore set down in printed or in type
written form, but the phraseology was
likely to be the chance phraseology of
some meeting, and the language so
far from explicit that the alumnae com-J
tnlttee itself was not certain in all
cases what the rules Involved and what
they did not A step in advance was
made this fall when some enterprising
students placed the more important
rub's in printed form, in a way easy to
handle and to read; but much was
still left to oral agreement and much
was still left ambiguous. These print
ed rules, made by the students, and
those existing earlier in typewritten
form, were used by the committee as
the basis for the new formulation
which it expects to bring before the
I'an-llellenlc Council.
The alumnae remarked that they ex
pected to eliminate from their docu
ment the word "sorority" (this so long
as the national women's I'an 1 iollenlc
refuses its sanction to the coinage)
the objectionable "bid" for invite, or
invitation, and the unacademic though
convenienct "rushoo." Their objection
did not extend, the committee said,
to the oral use of these words by any
body who like them, but only to their
appearance in printed documents as
sociated in an olhcial way with a uni
versity. Kew changes in the rules themselves
will be recommended to the chapters.
The board expressed Itsolg as content
on the whole with the working of the
rules this fall, the general sanity and
quiet of the rushing season, and its
curtailment of expenditures as com
pared with those made necessary last
year. The few complaints of infringe
ments which reached the hoard large
ly concerned minor details, and for
most of them the lack of explicit
wording In the rules seemed to be re
sponsible. Hence the first task set
Itself by the committee was to set
down in black and white, In exact lan
guage, the complete body of the Pan
Hellenle rules, thus doing away alto
gether with all reliance on oral agree
ment, or oral decisions concerning in
terpretations. The members of the alumnae ad
visory committee are Inn Glttings, Al
pha Phi, chairman; Amanda Heppner,
Chi Omega; Lulu Runge, Alpha XI
Delta; Florence McGahey, PI Beta
Phi; Mary Graham, Delta Delta Delta;
Louise Pound, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Telephone Yule Bros. Laundry to oall
for your work. B-2754.
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Hmtirrflihj Nottrcu
Swimming tickets are now reduced to
$1.1)0. There will be twelve swims
for this price.
All university girls are invited to Art
hall this afternoon from 3 to 5 to
celebrate the sale of the Christmas
tickets and see the exhibition of
American illustrators.
The Scandinavian club will moot Sat
urday, December 13, at 8 In room
101, Law building. All Scandinavian
students come.
Artistic danco programa and menus
for particular people. Goorgo Bros.,
Printers, 1313 N BtrooL
Holiday Goods
An Exclusive
Fancy Leather
Line
Pillow Covers
Table Runners to Match
Table Centers
Stationery in Cases
Writing Tablets in Covers
Book Covers
Kodak Album
Score Pads
Handkerchief and Clove
Cases
Science Quarterly Covers
WIRICK
Trunk and Bag Store
1028 0 St,
A "Square Deal"
for everybody is the
"Spalding Policy."
We guarantee each
buyer of an article
bearing the Spalding
Trade Mark, that
such an article will
give satisfaction and
a reasonable amount
of service.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
1616 Arapahoe St. - - Denver, Colo
A$
Ca. 'wadc y
Vsf MARK
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44 S P A"
Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room
Cafeteria Plan
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THEATRES
ORPHEUM
fHUR., FRI., SAT. DEC. 11, 12, 13
NELLE V.
NICHOLS
Songstress and
Comedienne
ED WINN
& CO.
In "The King's
Jester.
MILTON & DOLLY NOBLES
RICE, SULLY & SCOTT
DELLA ROSA & MARCELLO
RHODA & KRAMPTON
ARCO BROTHERS
NEBRASKA ANIMATED WEEKLY
NIGHT PRICES, 15, 25, 35, 50 & 75
MATINEE, Thur and Fri., 15 & 25c
Sat. 15, 25, 50c.
Lyric Theatre
Thursday. Friday, Saturday
JOSEPHINE SAXTON & PICKS
"A CARNIVAL OF DANCING."
THE DAVEY GETSEY TRIO
PHOTO PLAYS, PATHE'S SEMI
WEEKLY World's News in Motion Views
"THE SWAN GIRL" ""
"The Little Substitute"
"While Father Telephoned"
Three Shows Daily : Matinee 2 p. m;
Night 7 &. 9 p. m. Matinee, Children
5c, Adults 10c; Nights, All Seats 15c
Wednesday & Thursday
Master of the Garden
(2 reels)
How rhe Baby was Saved
Sophie's Hero
Oliver Theater
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 15.
FIRST AMERICAN TOUR
GABY DESYLS
(Singing and Speaking in English)
IN THE MODERN THREEetaoin
In the Modern 3 act Musical Comedy
"THE LITTLE PARISIENNE"
(Not a Vaudeville Entertainment.)
PRICE S $ 3 TO $ 1
TRY
OUR LUNCHEONETTES
They are always the best
We serve hot and cold
annks all winter long.
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
South West Corner 14th O Street
WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Meier Drug Co
13 AND O STREETS
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